Artists

Scope and Contents

Indian School Interview (Miller); County Supervisor's Race Package (Bloom); County Recorder's Race Package, Hellon and DeGraw Interview (Bloom); Anne Bendheim Commentary,"Cowboy Art" Package (McVae). Segments on the Indian School land swap, the county recorder and District 4 supervisor races in Maricopa County, and Anne Bendheim's commentary (a review of the Cowboy Artists exhibit at the Phoenix Art Museum). There is a post-show take for the last 3:10 of the video.

Abstract This artificial collection consists of 62 rare manuscripts, primarily in the form of letters, from the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. Literary figures represented include Pre-Raphaelites, Victorians, Romantics, and many more. Notable authors include William Wordsworth, H. G. Wells, Robert Browning, Mark Twain and others. Supplementing writers are such esteemed artists as John William Waterhouse, Claude Monet, and Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Finally, culturally significant public figures...

Abstract

This collection houses correspondence, agendas, minutes, contracts, maps, newspaper clippings, and other materials documenting Arizona State University’s Design Review Board and Public Arts Commission, which were charged with overseeing public art installations and the design aspects of alterations to existing buildings. The majority of these materials show ASU’s Tempe campus, but the West campus is also represented.